New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-14
THE STRIKERS LAST PHASES:
BREWERS WITHDRAW FROM NO. 40.

THE MEN NOT TO BE TAKEN BACK IN BoDY-THE
SITUATION MIXED.
II will be possible to-day to tell what the end OF the
great strike will be- Affairs mixed yesterday ana
was hard to say what would be done.
conference Of representatives from the bagsewers
elevator men, ggers grain handlers, freight handlers
and 'longshoremen was held Saturday nish,
In the Stevens Fennimoer Institute. 1t did ho'
break up until after a. m. yesterday
II then stated that had been decided that tho men
would 60 back only In body and that they Will reIuse
to work with non union men
A meeting OF Branches Nos. l. 2. and OF tho Long
shore seamens Union Of NewYOrk and branches NOS
and of Brooklyn held at the Seventh Ward ho'e
yesterday The principal subject discussed was prop
oston to reduce wages to thirty-hve and forty'
i've cents an hour for day and nigh'
work respectively. instead OF forty and sixty Genus
which the amount demanded by the men, After some
debate the decided stand unanimously to the oo
rate Of wages and to refuse to work with I" scaps.
On the other hand, many of the companies say ina,
they will take back the strikers In abody Dut WI"
take only such OF them rs they choose
as individuals The International Boatmens
Union also held q meeting yesterday In whicn
IL was stated that the strike against the coal companies
with the exception Of the Philadelphia and Reading had
been settled and that the Lchgh Valley road agaih'
which the had been on STRIKE says that IL VIII NOT
take back any OF the men except as individuals Inc
boatmen fear that many OF their men will I've swindled
The Eccentric Association OF Engineers say that they
received no official order strike either from tho district
or local assembly II they had received such an order
they would have obeyed 1t and come out on strike.
The brewers have decided TO leave District Assembly
No 40. largely attended meeting OF tho lager beci
brewers was held in wendes Assembly Rooms yesterday
morning the following letter ordered sent to the
Central Labor Union:
Of hs last Sonnc Of the y e
of
shovell.rs in having been ordered to strike also ns
certain ruin TO- the Jourpeymcn Brewers Union y
S 5s'%s1s "av' S"S 'H, utmost
The boss which On N. SDI i 1 ws s
tract We have benefit from connection VIII
in The nsurs Most the members Of the order
ally protesting against our products and seems US 'as
money nos P we Py Danger msht beia stepped oa
a S So sOV already BEEN
draw from The LABOR TnS w sa Gns and 'Hs
always intend 70 remain good members OF prsver
uHSn sSs SGy ssSsTs ali
knights of SoI % iS m hs, have s cn IN
In accordance with this determination the Master
Workman instructed TO return the charter oi The
local assembly 10 District Assembly No. 40.
meeting OF the Beer Drivers Union was held at tho
place In the afternoon and similar action was taken
An application for membership In the American federa
Master Workman Quinn. Of District Assembly 40. wa'
asked yesterday what he thought OF tile Withdrawn o
the brewers He said II they want To 20 out let then
60 1t will be better for 40 aud worse Tor the pre-"
ers." -,
A committee consisting OF James Peterson. John sull
van. Daniel Iooley, Is. I. Lyman aud william DeNin
grain elevator reported at headquarters yesteuay
that they had Mr. Puficr. Knapp McCori and Ed
ward Amman. and from the they talked the OUTLOOK
for the men return ng not attertng. There
are 500 of them out OF work aud they hope they Will all
get 10 work ultimately. -
The only important feature Of the strike In Jersey city
and its vicinity l. the anxiety OF the strikers as
whether they Will he taken back Ia work to-day com
mittee OF the Pennsylvania Railroad freight handler,
called upon superintendent Ilden ANA Agent Butler, bu
were codly received. They will not he taken back In
body aud OF them will not he taken back al all, ~ u
has decided retain nifty OF the new hands WIND
have proved themselves To he capable workmen 1t J.
said that among these two graduates OF Princeton
College ia bar luck, "a former minister and two farmers
bernard Gallagher. OF No 2sJ Narrcn'st., EIrcia
policeman ut the Red star steamship pier. went ou
about midnight ON Saturday Ia get some luncheon Al
Hudson aud Grand sta. he struck In the left eye
with hrick and knocked Unconscious the sidewalk
ply siean dressed his wounds and he sent home.
IL Is probable hatal the special policemen Jersey
City ioboken will be discharged In day or two aud
that business the railroads. coal wharyes and steam
ship piers will resume It's normal condition